this no signal. gbpnzd buy. dont mind the lot size
is this a good buy trade?
is this a good buy trade?
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- #782
- Aug 26, 2025 3:37am Aug 26, 2025 3:37am
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Pair: EURCHF
TimeFrame: M15
Entry: SELL @cmp
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USDCAD - M5 SELL Setup
- #784
- Sep 1, 2025 4:17am Sep 1, 2025 4:17am
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CADCHF-M5 Entry: BUY @cmp
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- Sep 1, 2025 4:21am Sep 1, 2025 4:21am
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EURCAD-M15 SELL@CMP
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- Sep 7, 2025 11:03pm Sep 7, 2025 11:03pm
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TimeFrame: M5 Pair: CADJPY Entry: SELL @cmp sl/tp: As per Image
- #787
- Sep 8, 2025 12:12am Sep 8, 2025 12:12am
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Trade What You See:
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This is what I see: Pair: EURUSD Timeframe: M15 Entry: BUY @cmp sl/tp: As per Image
- #788
- Sep 8, 2025 2:01am Sep 8, 2025 2:01am
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TimeFrame: M5 Pair: CADJPY Entry: SELL @cmp sl/tp: As per Image {image}
Follow Up: 20+pips
- #789
- Sep 8, 2025 2:03am Sep 8, 2025 2:03am
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Trade What You See: This is what I see: Pair: EURUSD Timeframe: M15 Entry: BUY @cmp sl/tp: As per Image {image}
Follow Up: We are in profit
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I have just closed all my trades.
- #790
- Sep 8, 2025 8:03am Sep 8, 2025 8:03am
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Pair: NZDCHF TimeFrame: M15 Entry: SELL @cmp
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- Sep 9, 2025 12:12pm Sep 9, 2025 12:12pm
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Pair: CADJPY
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[center]TimeFrame: M15[/center] [center]Entry: SELL @cmp[/center]
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Symbol: CADJPY Timeframe: M30 - Entry: SELL @SUPPLY ZONE
- #793
- Jan 14, 2026 2:47am Jan 14, 2026 2:47am
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Symbol: CADJPY Timeframe: M30 - Entry: SELL @SUPPLY ZONE {image}
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Am not happy with Price rejection. Manually i will close this trade. May be i will take another trader later.
- #794
- Last Post: Apr 18, 2026 9:41pm Apr 18, 2026 9:41pm
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For anyone looking for a clean visual way to follow COT/CFTC data without downloading files or using MT4 indicators — I built a free web terminal that pulls the CFTC TFF Disaggregated report automatically every Friday at ~21:30 UTC, within about an hour of publication.
It shows net speculative positioning for all 8 major FX pairs as a bar chart with Long%, NET contracts, week-on-week change, NET%OI and a normalized COT Index — all in one row per currency. Clicking any row opens a full modal with Z-score, percentile ranking vs 52-week history, Long/Short split, LF vs Asset Manager vs Dealer breakdown, and a signal summary.
Looking at this week's data as an example of why context matters: CAD is at -60.9% NET%OI and NZD at -56.6% — both deep in extreme short territory. JPY is at -32.5% and still building. Those are meaningful positioning signals on their own. But the Risk Monitor on the same dashboard is currently showing RISK-ON (VIX 17.5, MOVE 65.7), with USD/JPY vs VIX flagged as "Unusual" — which changes how you read the JPY short significantly. A crowded spec short in a risk-on environment with an unusual VIX/JPY correlation is a very different setup than the same short in risk-off conditions.
That kind of cross-referencing is possible because the terminal isn't built around COT specifically — it's a unified FX terminal that brings together positioning, carry rankings, cross-asset risk, yield curve, central bank rates, retail sentiment, and FX session liquidity in one place. The COT panel is one module within a broader workflow, which is the point: you shouldn't need five separate tabs to build a macro bias.
No login, no install, runs in the browser: https://globalinvesting.github.io COT guide with methodology: https://globalinvesting.github.io/guide-cot.html
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It shows net speculative positioning for all 8 major FX pairs as a bar chart with Long%, NET contracts, week-on-week change, NET%OI and a normalized COT Index — all in one row per currency. Clicking any row opens a full modal with Z-score, percentile ranking vs 52-week history, Long/Short split, LF vs Asset Manager vs Dealer breakdown, and a signal summary.
Looking at this week's data as an example of why context matters: CAD is at -60.9% NET%OI and NZD at -56.6% — both deep in extreme short territory. JPY is at -32.5% and still building. Those are meaningful positioning signals on their own. But the Risk Monitor on the same dashboard is currently showing RISK-ON (VIX 17.5, MOVE 65.7), with USD/JPY vs VIX flagged as "Unusual" — which changes how you read the JPY short significantly. A crowded spec short in a risk-on environment with an unusual VIX/JPY correlation is a very different setup than the same short in risk-off conditions.
That kind of cross-referencing is possible because the terminal isn't built around COT specifically — it's a unified FX terminal that brings together positioning, carry rankings, cross-asset risk, yield curve, central bank rates, retail sentiment, and FX session liquidity in one place. The COT panel is one module within a broader workflow, which is the point: you shouldn't need five separate tabs to build a macro bias.
No login, no install, runs in the browser: https://globalinvesting.github.io COT guide with methodology: https://globalinvesting.github.io/guide-cot.html
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